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Times Advocate, 1993-02-17, Page 24NELSON MONUMENTS Page 24 Ttmes-Advocate, February 17, 1993 funds from chili howdluaegitned for CanadYwfieiambsillInAc EXETER - Despite Aiatllsment weather on Friday, -iMtlatry 12, more than 100 people, left Exeter United Cliarch smiting. The Out- reach CJall/tittee hosted a chili lunch tonalities -funds for the Canadi- an Food thins Bank. Through The hard work of com- ttli e, maid stony seised. lMns will be ac- cepted tattlfrltlweb 7. Last year,:t2 Certs in this area, rtspellunting United, Pres- byterian, Cullen Reformed and Mennonite dlmrrches along with the • . 1; ■ 1-.. Oak4JVp RESORT GOLF a COUNTY CLUB Box 400, Grand Bend, Ontario, Canada NOM 1TO 1-800-387-2324 i ( 619 ) 238-2324 ■ K'f* is 'of 1c+e111111t . =mimed $38,000. The Car 1n tntallt ttal De- velopment Apeacy (C.1.D.A.) matches each Millar raised tour to one. Last year, two major shipments of corn went from this area. One was bagged at Hensall in March and the other was a bulk shipment loaded at Goderich harbour. This corn went to Zimbabwe, Mozam- bique, Sudan, Zambia and to refu- gee camps serving those escaping, the conflict in Somalia. The Sunday School members at Exeter United will have a chance to find out what it might be like to sleep on a hard floor or street in- stead of in a comfy bed when Lyn- da Straus visits on Sunday, Febru- =ary 21 to talk about an organization *flied Sleeping Children Around the World. Atter being introduced to the con- ' i ton during the Children's time, Straus will present her slides to the Sunday School as a prelude to this mission undertaking - chil- dren helping children. Exeter Legion Ladies Auxiliary BINGO Thurs., -Feb. 18 7:30 p.m. -Vniegular Games 5 Specials 1 Share the Wealth Jackpot $650 No one under 18 admitted Lic. #125503 CREIMOD .26 to .10.P., Friday Evening —t• Cajun & Creole Creations, . Black Jack.Tables Saturday Breakfast Buffet, Mardi Gras Dinner & Dance featuring "The Wild Cats" Sunday Famous Oakwood Inn Sunday Brunch Per person, double occupancy Package prices start at $98.00 Mardi Gras Dinner & Dance.$44.00 41111.11.1 'ssenlaw- Country Inn Winter Hours Restaurant Open Fri., Sat., Sun. hotel Open Daily 236-7707 Reservations appreciated Hwy. #21, just north of St. Joseph South ;Huron Parents' Association C .pen Forum Parents and all interested parties are encouraged to attend this, the first project of the "Parent's Associa- tion" at the South Huron High School gymnasium at 7:30 pm. February 23. The issue of teenage sexuality in the 90's is the topic. Areas of discussion will include: * Sex education * Student views and attitudes * AIDS°and other sexually transmitted diseases * Condoms in the high school * Parental concerns Attendance for all concerned is strongly encour- aged. This is your school "GET INVOLVED" For further information contact South Huron High School. Alternate date: March 3,1993 • . 1; ■ 1-.. Oak4JVp RESORT GOLF a COUNTY CLUB Box 400, Grand Bend, Ontario, Canada NOM 1TO 1-800-387-2324 i ( 619 ) 238-2324 ■ K'f* is 'of 1c+e111111t . =mimed $38,000. The Car 1n tntallt ttal De- velopment Apeacy (C.1.D.A.) matches each Millar raised tour to one. Last year, two major shipments of corn went from this area. One was bagged at Hensall in March and the other was a bulk shipment loaded at Goderich harbour. This corn went to Zimbabwe, Mozam- bique, Sudan, Zambia and to refu- gee camps serving those escaping, the conflict in Somalia. The Sunday School members at Exeter United will have a chance to find out what it might be like to sleep on a hard floor or street in- stead of in a comfy bed when Lyn- da Straus visits on Sunday, Febru- =ary 21 to talk about an organization *flied Sleeping Children Around the World. Atter being introduced to the con- ' i ton during the Children's time, Straus will present her slides to the Sunday School as a prelude to this mission undertaking - chil- dren helping children. Exeter Legion Ladies Auxiliary BINGO Thurs., -Feb. 18 7:30 p.m. -Vniegular Games 5 Specials 1 Share the Wealth Jackpot $650 No one under 18 admitted Lic. #125503 CREIMOD .26 to .10.P., Friday Evening —t• Cajun & Creole Creations, . Black Jack.Tables Saturday Breakfast Buffet, Mardi Gras Dinner & Dance featuring "The Wild Cats" Sunday Famous Oakwood Inn Sunday Brunch Per person, double occupancy Package prices start at $98.00 Mardi Gras Dinner & Dance.$44.00 41111.11.1 'ssenlaw- Country Inn Winter Hours Restaurant Open Fri., Sat., Sun. hotel Open Daily 236-7707 Reservations appreciated Hwy. #21, just north of St. Joseph A donation from the Exeter L glen made it possi- ble for the Stephen Township Fire Department to purchase two airbags. From left: John Gunnes, le- gion service officer; Bart DeVries, Legion Nevada chair; Chris Christie, Code 4 Fire and Rescue Air Bag Supplier; Bill Wilds, Legion second vice- president; Dave McDonald, deputy fire chief; and Larry Gibson, fire fighter. The two air bags will be useful in extrication procedures such as rescuing victims trapped beneath vehicles. The two air bags (right) can accommodate weights of 30 tons and 14 tons. Exeter UCW meet .EXETER - Marian Dougall pre- sided over the U.C.W. Afternoon Unit on February 11. After wel- coming everyone she read the poems "February" and "Love". A letter of thanks was read from Joyce Preszcator for the donation to her. Leone Brock reported several quilts done and several more to do. Olive Thomson reported on the meeting in Sarnia March 29 and 30 with registration March 1. Mavis Atthill reported World Day of Prayer on March 5 with Janet Pap- ple speaking. She also reported do- nations of $300.00 each to Camp Menesetung and Camp Bimini. Smorgasbord will be May 6. The ,bazaar will be November 13. The group donated $1426.88 to Mission & Services of the church. The Anniversary of U.CtWIwliill be May 2 .with Irene Richardson Cornmunity d it :ctory to be created for Huron CLINTON - Huron County is one of five counties to receive funding of $20,000 each from the • Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food to develop a Community Services and Information Directory, Paul Klopp, MPP for 1-iuron and parlia- mentary assistant to Minister of Agriculture and Food, announced Thursday on behalf of the Minister. As part of the Ministry's support for community economic develop- ment, the Huron Community Ser. vice Network will research infor- mation .on the services, programs and resources available to cdmmu- nity residents and have all the infor- mation collected, stored and main- tained in one location in the county. "Directories, like the one 10 be created in Huron County. will help people -in -the community aee where their needs arc being met and where {here arc shortages," said Klopp. Community members will be able to purchase a hard copy of the directory or, in the future. have po- tential dial -in access by phone or computer. The directory will assist new members of the community who want to be involved in com- munity activities and could help en- courage business and industry to lo- cate in the community. The Huron project is one of a se- ries of pilot projects supported by the Ontario govenunent to promote community economic development and contribute to the efforts of communities to strengthen them- selves and invest in long-term eco- nomic renewal. These pilot projects aim to encourage broader involve- ment in community development by including all partners in the pro- cess. "This project in Huron is a good example of a successful partnership between the province and local governments aimed at developing a stronger and co-ordinated approach to community economic develop- ment," Klopp said. The other counties receiving funding for a County Community Services and Information Directory are Perth, Kent. //nice and Grey. 4 speaking. A quilt show will be held in St. Marys April 22, 23 and 24 and also a show in Clinton June 11, 12, and 13. Friendship Tea will be 'An June 3 with Doris Denham con - sinner from Afternoon Unit. .Laura Dickey introduced Dorothy lhapman who spent some time in .11elarus and Chernobyl tryisg 10 help children suffering from cancer from the nuclear explosion. Alma Langford thanked Dorothy 'tend presented a gift of money. Dor- 40thy said the money will be sent to frlp children in Romania. A dainty lunch of cake and ice cream was served. OVER YOUR HEAD -IN DEBT? Non -Profit Credit Counselling now available in CLINTON for en -appointment 273-1020 Family Counselling Service A United Tray, Agency Ituesur Spoilt Card Shaw Sat. Feb. 27 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Exeter Legion Hall Admission $2.00, under 12 $1.00 For enquiries, 485-4133 Lucan Community Bingo Wed., Feb. 17 Bingo starts 7:30 p.m. Regular Games slims Jackpot Ogee 50 calls or less $100 bonus Total prizes $2800 Due to the licence regulations, no one under 18 allowed to play Licence #537495 A QUALITY MEMORIAL NEED NOT BE EXPENSIVE Local 'Rep. Jim 8r Doan Hoffman 11.4 Main St., Dashwood 237-3783 1800,2862877 'Home Appointments _�taWhle LTD. Winter Monuments • 30" long x 6" thick x 24" high •Polished front and back with pol- ished top base Grey - 21149. ,liltc Black - 81213. - GST included - •jstnetery Foundation Extra - yew CHOICE of designs and lettering i. styles. 1 j OUrer granite colours availabio - call for.details 1,0P let",5TAUUM You could bo OU ftlf �iQrU 10 Good TlrT19S f KaraoJce on Saturday nights Last Weeks P .1�1i1r: 1111 .If ; .0 The Middlesex County '" Board of Education PUBLIC MEETINGS ANNEXATION/AMALGAMATION? THE BOARD WANTS -YOUR INPUT! +■ate r - - . - .yrsch_ edule_g,Sit t .Febcuary 22,1993 7:30 p.m. North Middlesex District High School 1i. February23,1993- X80 p.m. Lord" liy School toy Ri$trict Collegiate Institute February 24, 1993 7:30 p.ni. Glencoe DistrictHigh School Medway High School OBJECTIVE: TO PRESENT INFORMATION AND TO RECEIVE PUBLIC INPUT RELATIVE TO THIS IMPORTANT DECISION ON THE FUTURE OF THE BOARD. presentation Matecials AVAILABLE NO LATER THAN FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 19,1993 1) sent home with Middlesex students to parents and guardians; 2) available to allother ratepayers at the schools, the Board office at Hyde Patl'k, Municipal Offices and County Libraries; and 3) available at the meetings. uToria y s churl, tomorrows future" A donation from the Exeter L glen made it possi- ble for the Stephen Township Fire Department to purchase two airbags. From left: John Gunnes, le- gion service officer; Bart DeVries, Legion Nevada chair; Chris Christie, Code 4 Fire and Rescue Air Bag Supplier; Bill Wilds, Legion second vice- president; Dave McDonald, deputy fire chief; and Larry Gibson, fire fighter. The two air bags will be useful in extrication procedures such as rescuing victims trapped beneath vehicles. The two air bags (right) can accommodate weights of 30 tons and 14 tons. Exeter UCW meet .EXETER - Marian Dougall pre- sided over the U.C.W. Afternoon Unit on February 11. After wel- coming everyone she read the poems "February" and "Love". A letter of thanks was read from Joyce Preszcator for the donation to her. Leone Brock reported several quilts done and several more to do. Olive Thomson reported on the meeting in Sarnia March 29 and 30 with registration March 1. Mavis Atthill reported World Day of Prayer on March 5 with Janet Pap- ple speaking. She also reported do- nations of $300.00 each to Camp Menesetung and Camp Bimini. Smorgasbord will be May 6. The ,bazaar will be November 13. The group donated $1426.88 to Mission & Services of the church. The Anniversary of U.CtWIwliill be May 2 .with Irene Richardson Cornmunity d it :ctory to be created for Huron CLINTON - Huron County is one of five counties to receive funding of $20,000 each from the • Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food to develop a Community Services and Information Directory, Paul Klopp, MPP for 1-iuron and parlia- mentary assistant to Minister of Agriculture and Food, announced Thursday on behalf of the Minister. As part of the Ministry's support for community economic develop- ment, the Huron Community Ser. vice Network will research infor- mation .on the services, programs and resources available to cdmmu- nity residents and have all the infor- mation collected, stored and main- tained in one location in the county. "Directories, like the one 10 be created in Huron County. will help people -in -the community aee where their needs arc being met and where {here arc shortages," said Klopp. Community members will be able to purchase a hard copy of the directory or, in the future. have po- tential dial -in access by phone or computer. The directory will assist new members of the community who want to be involved in com- munity activities and could help en- courage business and industry to lo- cate in the community. The Huron project is one of a se- ries of pilot projects supported by the Ontario govenunent to promote community economic development and contribute to the efforts of communities to strengthen them- selves and invest in long-term eco- nomic renewal. These pilot projects aim to encourage broader involve- ment in community development by including all partners in the pro- cess. "This project in Huron is a good example of a successful partnership between the province and local governments aimed at developing a stronger and co-ordinated approach to community economic develop- ment," Klopp said. The other counties receiving funding for a County Community Services and Information Directory are Perth, Kent. //nice and Grey. 4 speaking. A quilt show will be held in St. Marys April 22, 23 and 24 and also a show in Clinton June 11, 12, and 13. Friendship Tea will be 'An June 3 with Doris Denham con - sinner from Afternoon Unit. .Laura Dickey introduced Dorothy lhapman who spent some time in .11elarus and Chernobyl tryisg 10 help children suffering from cancer from the nuclear explosion. Alma Langford thanked Dorothy 'tend presented a gift of money. Dor- 40thy said the money will be sent to frlp children in Romania. A dainty lunch of cake and ice cream was served. OVER YOUR HEAD -IN DEBT? Non -Profit Credit Counselling now available in CLINTON for en -appointment 273-1020 Family Counselling Service A United Tray, Agency Ituesur Spoilt Card Shaw Sat. Feb. 27 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Exeter Legion Hall Admission $2.00, under 12 $1.00 For enquiries, 485-4133 Lucan Community Bingo Wed., Feb. 17 Bingo starts 7:30 p.m. Regular Games slims Jackpot Ogee 50 calls or less $100 bonus Total prizes $2800 Due to the licence regulations, no one under 18 allowed to play Licence #537495 A QUALITY MEMORIAL NEED NOT BE EXPENSIVE Local 'Rep. Jim 8r Doan Hoffman 11.4 Main St., Dashwood 237-3783 1800,2862877 'Home Appointments _�taWhle LTD. Winter Monuments • 30" long x 6" thick x 24" high •Polished front and back with pol- ished top base Grey - 21149. ,liltc Black - 81213. - GST included - •jstnetery Foundation Extra - yew CHOICE of designs and lettering i. styles. 1 j OUrer granite colours availabio - call for.details 1,0P let",5TAUUM You could bo OU ftlf �iQrU 10 Good TlrT19S f KaraoJce on Saturday nights Last Weeks P .1�1i1r: